'Hoffa would be released -- but would be prohibited from holding any Teamster office until 1980, leaving Fitzsimmons in control. Hoffa was furious when he learned of the condition, but there was little he could do at the time. He would have to wait for any type of revenge until January 1974, when his tip to government investigators would drag the CIA-Mafia plots and the Kennedy assassination into the Watergate investigation.'
(Legacy of Secrecy, p. 713)
'The Argentines, pioneers in everything, were also pioneers in the establishment of an office of coordination of intelligence in the Southern Cone, for which they organized a meeting in Argentina and invited Columbians, Brazilians, Paraguayans, Uruguayans, and Chileans. This was apparently the first multilateral meeting to coordinate repression across borders held by the nascent Condor network, and it took place in Buenos Aires. This meeting has received relatively little attention from analysts, who usually highlight the official, formal meeting of Condor in Santiago on 1 Nov 1975. Therefore, the February 1974 meeting is of crucial importance. Even though Peru was not at the secret Nov 1975 meeting in Santiago de Chile, there is evidence of its involvement.'
(McSherry, Predatory States: Operation Condor and Covert War in Latin America)